The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-21
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MIS-. Il. ~. 1OuioSDOIOuSn IL NlSit'
ing with her parents in Charlotte.
S. +. Smith was in Detroit, Thurs
day on legal business.
Prof. ]. r. Thomas and wife have
been in Owosso during the week.
Mrs. Z. c. Mead and Mr.. A. J..
Winslow are getting better slowly.
Miss Della C.. Gebhard of Detroit
spent yesterday in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Amos buried
their foul months old infant daughter
Wednesday.
Circuit Court Commissioner Gould
can be found at the law office of w
M. Fitzpatrick
G.. F. North attended the State
association of undertakes at Ann
Arbor Wednesday.
Myrtle, the 10 year old daughter of
{. ID. Ortner, of Bennington, was
buried on Thursday,
Miss Bertha Phillips, of Cleveland
Ohio, is visiting her sister Mrs. a.
McHardy in tins city.
Supervisor kenney, Of Middlebury,
dropped into our sanctum Thursday,
and made short stay.
Attention is asked to the breeders
card Of N. ]. Strong, Of Vernon.
We can recommend his stock.
Lew Munson has been very low
part of the week, having had
relapse, but is again on the mend.
The Grand Lodge +. and A. M.
meet in Detroit next week. Frank
Ever will represent Owosso lodge.
Lewis X Son have purchased this
season eleven tons of poultry at an
average price of IA cents pound.
M. Brown, of the firm of Brown &
Mahaney is confined to his house by
a severe attack of inhammation.of the
lungs
c. ]. Andrus has been home this
week, the store in which he is clerk
ing being closed on account of a
death.
w. II. Bigelow and &. H. Cossitt
have been in Detroit this week at
tending the Grand Chapter of
Masons.
The annual meeting of the Central
Michigan Agricultural society will be
held at Meads' Hall, Lansing, Jan.
a6, at 10 o'clock.
The St. Johns G. A. r. Post had a
public entertainment Saturday even
ing for the benefit of John P. Austin,
which resulted in SIS being raised.
Osburn & Sons, Brown & Mahaney,
The Famous and others of our
merchants have been deep in the
mysteries of inventory, their stocks
this week.
]. N. Bailey, one of the proprietors
of the East Saginaw Saturday Tele
gram, gave US fraternal call Wed.
nesday. His associate in business is
Elmer Crawford, a former Owossoite.
Drs. Perkins & Hume assisted by
Drs. McCormick, and Black held
post mortem examination on the re
mans of Mrs, Martha Mix and found
the cause of her death 10 have been
dilation of the heart, with valves
diseased causing imperfect perform.
ance of their functions, dropsy result
ing.
Ann Arbor Courier: We notice
that Gov. Luce has appointed Stanley
+. Parkill, Of Owosso, as member
of the State Board Of Pharmacy. Mr..
Parkill is graduate of the pharmacy
department, class of IT, and is one
of the popular and rising young men
Of the State in his profession. In
this appointment at least, the Gov.
ernor has shown wisdom.
l.. A. Hamblin has purchased the
business of III. w. Holman and took
possession on Monday. Mr.. Holman
desired to change business, thinking
it would improve his health 70 be out
doors, hence the sale. Mr.. Hambln
will add to the stock and carry full
line of goods in his line. We wish
both gentlemen success.
The promenade concert given by
the K. Il. Band a, the Opera House
last Tuesday evening was we'll at.
tended. Every one enjoyed the
music and good time was had
generally. Next Tuesday solos by
!, Spross and j. Gregory, Duet by
J. Spross and II. II. Moo.e will be
the features of the evening. These
concerts will be given every Tuesday
evening through the season.
AT The installation of officers of
Gen. X. A. Alger Camp No. go, Sons
of Veterans, on Friday evening last,